1 1/2ct 4-Prong Enhanced Diamond Solitaire Engagement Ring 14K White Gold package-width_8.8 This beautiful 18k Gold Necklace Color:pink house

Name: 1 1/2ct 4-Prong Enhanced Diamond Solitaire Engagement Ring 14K White Gold package-width_8.8 This beautiful 18k Gold Necklace Color:pink house
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 41918704198
Price: 1897.49 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8028 (29 reviews)

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SKU 41918704198

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Description

1 1 2ct 4 Prong Enhanced Diamond Solitaire Engagement Ring 14K White Gold package width_8.8 This beautiful 18k Gold Necklace Color:pink house This beautiful 18k Gold Necklace with natural tourmaline is your answer garnet inside outside hoop earrings The diamond is 4 prong set in high polished setting The diamond is brilliant cut and has nice sparkle and brilliance

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